Jordan Davis Sings ‘Portland, Maine’ at the Portland Head Light
The “Buy Dirt” singer recently performed a concert in Maine’s biggest city, and while he was here, he took a little detour.
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Jordan Davis brought his Summer 2026 Tour to Thompson’s Point in Portland on Sunday, August 30th, 2026.
The State Theatre-presented concert also featured Matt Lang as a special guest.
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Davis shared a video on social media around his Portland concert showing him performing “Portland, Maine” outside with Portland Head Light in the background.
In the post, Davis thanked songwriter Donovan Woods for having him on the song and highlighted the fitting setting for the performance.
“Portland, Maine” was co-written by Woods and Abe Stoklasa and was first recorded by Tim McGraw for his 2014 album ‘Sundown Heaven Town,’ before Woods released his own version in 2015.
Woods revisited the song for its 10th anniversary in 2025, releasing a new version featuring Davis on November 19th.
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And there you have it! Davis gave the song a fitting Maine moment by performing it with the Portland Head Light behind him.
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